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Humanities: Academic disciplines which deal with the human condition and what it is to be human. ^[e]
Performing arts: Add brief definition or description

((rpl|William Inge}}

Arthur Miller: (1915-2005), American author of plays (All My Sons, Death of a Salesman, A View from the Bridge) and films (The Misfits) ^[e]
Eugene O'Neill: (1888-1953) US playwright; wrote Long Day's Journey into Night and won Nobel Prize for literature. ^[e]
Richard Brinsley Sheridan: Add brief definition or description
William Shakespeare: (1564- 1616) English poet and playwright. ^[e]
Oscar Wilde: (1854–1900) Irish poet, author, and playwright; wrote The Picture of Dorian Gray. ^[e]
Thornton Wilder: (1897-1975) American author of plays (Our Town) and novels (The Bridge of San Luis Rey and Ides of March) ^[e]
Tennessee Williams: Add brief definition or description
August Wilson: Add brief definition or description

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+{{rpl|Ancient Greek theatre}}
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+{{rpl|Comedy}}
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+{{rpl|Farce}}
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+{{rpl|History (drama)}}
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+{{rpl|Musical theatre}}
+{{rpl|Tragedy}}
 ==Other related topics==
-{{r|William Shakespeare}}
+===Major Playwrights===
+{{rpl|Edward Albee}}
+{{rpl|Horton Foote}}
+((rpl|William Inge}}
+{{rpl|Arthur Miller}}
+{{rpl|Eugene O'Neill}}
+{{rpl|Richard Brinsley Sheridan}}
+{{rpl|William Shakespeare}}
+{{rpl|Oscar Wilde}}
+{{rpl|Thornton Wilder}}
+{{rpl|Tennessee Williams}}
+{{rpl|August Wilson}}